Golf under the midnight sun or a romantic weekend for two playing golf in stunning surroundings? Please contact us for a customized golf experience?
READ MOREWe want to use our unique project in Lofoten to create one network for both local, national and international businesses. In addition to good and unique golf, we want our annual network meetings should have a professional content.
READ MOREThe archipelago Lofoten is full of nature and light, and located at 68 degrees north. Steep mountains, white sand beaches and small fishing villages with picturesque red shacks are just a part of what we can offer. It is easy to get to Lofoten from elsewhere, via land, sea or air. Flight time from Oslo is eg only two hours.
Widerøe fly to Svolvaer (SVJ) and Leknes (LKN) up to 7 times a day. In addition ferries and catamarans go from the mainland and Hurtigruta calls on Stamsund and Svolvaer on north- and southbound sailings each day. Travelling by road, you can use “Lofast”, the Lofoten mainland connection. E10 through Lofoten is part of the concept of “National Tourist Routes”.
"I was relieved after I had a good shot on the first tee. Sometimes its the hardest shot because it sets your mind up to what to come. And as I walked the hole i realiced whats coming. Its perhaps one ofthe most beautiful golf courses I ever steped foot on." Lofoten Links, July, 2019.
Erik Anders Lang - Adventures in Golf - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bjq1YP83KgE
"Photos of Lofoten Links always concentrate on the oceanfront holes, but holes like the par-5 8th climb up into the rocks for dramatic views across the course to the surrounding mountains. It's one of the prettiest courses I have ever seen." August 2019
Tom Doaks, Golf architect and World traveler - http://www.doakgolf.com/read/
"-Lofoten is a perfect example of using what nature has given to create a special place to play golf rather than man interfering with machines that can move mountains"
Malcolm Campbell, old editor of Golf Monthly og member of The Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews
"When I hit me short of the flag on the Lofoten fifth green I read line of putt and gazing straight north towards the sea. It is half past one in the morning, and I am dazzled by the midnight sun. A South African guest who had a similar experience was so taken that he left the track. The emotions were too strong. He had no time to play 144 holes. "
Thomas Hagfeldt, Golf Digest Sverige
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